‘Unlimited means UNLIMITED’: Hertz gives ‘unlimited miles’ with rental. Now they’re charging driver $10K after he drove it for 25K miles

A Hertz customer recorded a dispute he had with an employee of the chain over car mileage. The TikToker, who goes by @lifeisfun3000 was slammed with a $10,000 charge to his credit card. That's because, according to the Hertz employee, unlimited mileage on a rental isn't really "unlimited."

The TikToker managed to put 25,000 miles on his vehicle's odometer during a month of driving. He says he carefully looked at his rental contract. And nowhere does it state that he couldn't put an unlimited number of miles on the vehicle.